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title: "She's been blooming for a while now. A couple at a time, they brown,…"
description: "She's been blooming for a while now. A couple at a time, they brown, wilt, I cut them, more grow, very normal and healthy. But she's had these 3 flowers have…"
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community: "Anything about plants"
author: "Mel"
published: "2026-04-01T16:29:43.423583Z"
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# She's been blooming for a while now. A couple at a time, they brown,…

_Posted by Mel on 2026-04-01_

She's been blooming for a while now. A couple at a time, they brown, wilt, I cut them, more grow, very normal and healthy. But she's had these 3 flowers have been green for a few months now. Literally, maybe longer.. Haven't reached that dead stage yet. They're not droopy or soft..new blooms are coming out...should I cut these? Is something "wrong"? What would cause them to green but still live for what seems to be forever?

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## 3 comments

### Lucy commented on 2026-04-02

This happened to mine!!! I asked ChatGPT about it and permanent green around the true flower is a product of excellent lighting.

#### Mel replied on 2026-04-02

I looked back to see when blooms started, she started blooming in Oct amd has had constant blooms since.

### 9s commented on 2026-04-02

Hi,  
Peace lily flowers are all mutated leaves. That’s why they sometimes show green. Usually it’s from insufficient sunlight (green = chlorophyll). They’re low light TOLERANT plants but they don’t REQUIRE it. They prefer higher light for bright white flowers.

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